Raising awareness about the effects of 5G
Scientists and doctors have called for a moratorium on 5G. Exposure from electromagnetic fields will greatly increase with 5G , and these fields have already been proven to harm life.
“The 5G Roll-out is absolutely insane”
Dr. Pall confirms that the current 2G/3G/4G radiation the population is exposed to has been scientifically linked with: – Lowered fertility – Insomnia, fatigue, depression, anxiety, and major changes in brain structure in animals – Cellular DNA damage – Oxidative stress – Hormonal disruption – Cancer.
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